Revenue Analytics

There are certainly many variables influencing the final numbers, especially the number of barrels and market price. As the price and/or oil flow increases, the income can jump appreciably. The price of oil has seen a pretty steady increase since the lows experienced in 2008. Of course it exceeded $140 prior to the drop.

To the right is an example of potential net annual income based on 4 barrel per day production rate and $60 WTI price. Based on this example and assumed $270,000 lease purchase price, the return on investment would be 25% in the first year alone. Under these conditions, in about four years the initial investment could be recouped and the income stream thereafter be 100% profit for many, many years in the future.

Daily Production (barrels of oil) 4

Market Price+/- $60

Pick Up & Transportation $(2)

Adjusted Market Price $58

Adjusted Daily Gross Revenue $232

Adjusted Yearly Gross Revenue $84,680

Royalty Fee $(16,963)

Net Annual Income $67,744

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